Transvaginal Mesh Lawyers

Litigating Defective Medical Devices

Transvaginal Mesh (TVM) is used for women to repair Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) or Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI). The FDA has classified TVM as high risk and recommends that physicians obtain specialized training in the placement of TVM. Thousands of women have reported complications from TVM, and many are now turning to experienced defective medical device lawyers to seek the justice they deserve.

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The Complications with Transvaginal Mesh

In 2011, the FDA recalled certain transvaginal mesh devices and warned patients and doctors of the risks associated with transvaginal mesh, recommending the consideration of alternative treatments for SUI and POP.

Women who have received transvaginal mesh may be at risk for:

• Chronic vaginal drainage
• Life-threatening septic infection
• Scarring, erosion, and perforation of the vaginal wall
• Perforation of the bowel, bladder, or blood vessels
• Uncontrolled bleeding
• Painful intercourse
• Vaginal infections
• Recurrence of SUI or POP

One of the difficulties with transvaginal mesh is that once it is woven into the vaginal wall, it is extremely difficult to remove or repair.

Transvaginal Mesh Manufacturers

The manufacturers of Transvaginal Mesh who may be held responsible for your injuries in a lawsuit include:

• Bard
• Coloplast
• Cook Medical
• American Medical Systems
• Boston Scientific
• Covidien
• Ethicon
• Mentor

Contact our Denver firm at (888) 711-5947. We take cases nationwide.